Aniskenamakewin
Indigenous Creators
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10m
Captured across a span of three years amidst the cultural transmission camps in the community of Manawan, this documentary sheds light on the critical need for cultural preservation. ANISKENAMAKEWIN is a testament to the power of film as a tool for advocacy and celebrates the resilience and strength of the Atikamekw people.
Canada - 2020 - 10m 17s
Directed By: Marie-Christine Petiquay
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